Squadly vs TouchGeek

If you coach youth soccer, you know the drill: a paper roster on a clipboard, tally marks for who's played, and a nagging feeling you've left someone on the bench too long. Squadly does that counting for you. It keeps a running clock on every player's minutes, gives you a heads-up before anyone falls short of your league's playing-time rules, and answers "who's due to go in?" at a glance. You get to actually watch the game. Just say it • Press the Squadly button and talk: "Sub Maya for Leo." "Start the clock." "Quarter one ran five over." • Hand it a whole plan before kickoff: "Make our lineup, start Maya, and balance the minutes." • Ask questions too: "How many minutes has Tim got?" "Did we beat United?" • Squadly shows you every change on a card first, and asks when it isn't sure • Rather type? Type it instead On game day • A live clock with each player's minutes ticking up next to their name • Every kid's minutes at full time, while the game is still going • A fair-time meter that goes green once everyone's had their share • Warnings before a player can't mathematically reach half the game, not after • A reminder 30 minutes before kickoff, then one tap starts the clock • Live Activity, Dynamic Island and Apple Watch, so the clock's always in reach • Clock ran long? Fix it during the game or after. Overtime is its own period. Plan the subs before kickoff • Drag players across a timeline to plan the whole game, period by period • Or tap once and let Squadly plan the rotation for you • Change your mind mid-game and it replans around what's already happened • Planned subs wait for your tap • More than one plan for the same game, and kids who can only make part of it Before kickoff • Drag players into a formation to build your lineup (4-3-3, 4-4-2, whatever you run) • 5v5, 6v6, 7v7, 9v9 and 11v11, with formations for each • Set your defaults once: formation, period length, number of periods • Save the lineups and sub plans you come back to every week Your roster • Give a player every position they actually play, in the order you'd play them • Mark as many goalkeepers as you rotate. A defender who takes a turn in goal is still a defender. • Import your roster from TeamSnap, or from a CSV • See each kid's minutes, games, and fair-share record across the whole season Coach with a partner • Add an assistant coach and you both see the same roster, lineup and clock, live • Either of you can run the game from your own phone On your computer • Sign in at heysquadly.com with the same account and plan your team on a big screen • Drop in a roster or schedule from a spreadsheet, a PDF or a screenshot • Swap ideas with other coaches in Team Talk, free with every account Talking to Squadly is Squadly Pro. It's free for every coach through Dec 31, 2026. No payment needed. Nothing renews. Rosters, lineups and the game tools stay free. No ads, no trackers, and your roster stays between you and your team. Privacy Policy: https://soccerdude1812.github.io/squadly-legal/ Built for rec-league and youth-soccer coaches who want every kid to get their fair share of the field.

Nobody's watching you train. TouchGeek is. Film your touches, let the AI coach grade the clip, fix the one thing it flags, then run it back. That's the whole loop, and it's built for players who train alone with no coach and no teammates around to tell them what's actually happening with the ball. Record up to 40 seconds, either free-form practice or a set drill from the ladder. The AI coach scores every clip out of five stars against a written pass line for that drill, so you're not guessing whether it counted. Feedback isn't vague hype. It splits into 'Nailed it' and 'Missed it', with the real touch counts behind each call, so you know exactly what needs work before you film again. Progress through a single 50-drill ladder across 10 batches. Passing a drill takes two things at once: hitting the pass line and scoring above 3.5 stars. Clear it, the next one unlocks. No shortcuts, no skipping ahead. Every session gets logged, average stars and total drills passed, so your grind actually shows up somewhere. Free tier gives you 3 open practice clips and 3 drill attempts a day. Pro doubles that to 10. And if a grading fails, it never burns an attempt, so retries are always free. TouchGeek won't replace a real coach standing next to you. What it does is give solo players something they've never had: a way to know if their touch is actually good enough, right now, on their phone. Film it. Get graded. Fix one thing. Run it back. TouchGeek Pro is $9.99 per month with a 7-day free trial. Billed through your Apple Account and renews until cancelled; cancel any time in Settings at least 24 hours before the period ends. Terms of Use: https://north-galley-04c.notion.site/TouchGeek-Terms-of-Use-3b0818cec2c9801d8f87ee0b31a113d0 Privacy Policy: https://north-galley-04c.notion.site/TouchGeek-Privacy-Policy-3b0818cec2c98005bb42e0f84711c551